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In reply to the discussion: Kyle the Sniper Katrina story may not be imaginary. Remember FBI memo to shoot Occupy leaders? [View all]erpowers
(9,445 posts)How did he get on top of the Super Dome? How was he able to shoot people from that position? How is it that no evidence of his actions were left behind? How is it that there were no reports of shots supposedly being fired from on top of the Super Dome? Everyone should remember that there were people and police at the Super Dome after Hurricane Katrina passed through New Orleans? How is it that there were no photos of Chris Kyle getting onto, or getting off of the Super Dome? How is it that none of the news helicopter flying over New Orleans after the hurricane saw anyone on the roof of the Super Dome? How is it that there were no Coast Guard reports of someone, or individuals being spotted on the roof of the Super Dome?
I think people should also remember the Super Dome sustained a large amount of damage during Hurricane Katrina. Would Chris Kyle, or anyone else have been able to use the roof of the Super Dome as a staging ground for sniper shooting?
It seems that Kyle wanted to tell a story and just picked the most famous building in the city to use as his staging ground. It seems that even in the best of conditions the Super Dome would be seen as a bad place to conduct a sniper attack. It would have hard, time consuming, and dangerous to get onto the building. It seems the easiest way to get on top of the building would have been to use a helicopter and have someone either jump from the helicopter, or rope down. Why go through all that trouble when there were much more easily accessible buildings and monuments in the city. However, snipping from the roof of the Super Dome does seem to make a better more exciting story.